Relackout

Relackout vs Avolites Titan PC / Titan One

Avolites Titan PC / Titan One is windows console software with hardware licensing and titan show compatibility.

Feature comparison

Titan PC uses Avolites licensing hardware. T1 includes an AvoKey; older Titan One dongles require a separate AvoKey for current software. Official pages direct buyers to Avolites/dealers without a public current USD/EUR price. [1]

Feature Relackout Avolites Titan PC / Titan One
DMX output & fixtures
Art-Net output
Supported

Choose which universes are broadcast

Add-on required

Requires licensed Avolites hardware

[1] [2]
sACN (E1.31) output
Supported

Built in

Add-on required

T1/AvoKey hardware unlock

[2]
USB DMX interfaces
Supported

ENTTEC Open DMX USB and compatibles, several at once, one universe each

Add-on required

Avolites T1/T2 or supported control hardware

[1]
Fixture library & custom fixtures
Supported

Open Fixture Library import plus your own fixtures

Supported

Personality library and integrated Personality Builder editing

[6]
Smart Wi-Fi lights as fixtures
Coming soon

Tuya smart lights

Unverified
Programming
Scenes / looks
Supported

Fade in/out per scene, layered playback

Supported

Recorded cues and playbacks

[3]
Cue lists / chases
Supported

Loop, one-shot and manual GO modes with per-step fade and delay

Supported

Tracking, macros and timecode-capable cue lists

[2]
Effects engine
Supported

Effect wizard with beat-locked timing

Supported

Key Frame Shapes and pixel effects

[2]
Show timeline with audio
Supported

Scenes and cues programmed on the song's waveform

Partial

Timecode timelines; music playback uses external source or Winamp

[3]
3D stage preview
Supported

Live 3D stage view in a separate window

Supported

Integrated Capture engine

[4]
Show & production notes
Supported

Multi-page notes per show

Supported

Multiple set lists with editable notes per track

[7]
Audio & music
Music playback & playlists
Supported

Music library, playlists and master audio in the same app

Add-on required

Winamp or an external audio playback system

[3]
Sound-reactive lighting
Supported

From the music playing or a mic/line-in, with presets

Add-on required

Requires audio-enabled hardware such as T2; not motherboard line-in

[8]
BPM, tap tempo & MIDI clock
Supported

Tap, presets, manual entry and MIDI clock

Supported

Tap tempo, BPM entry and shared BPM masters

[9]
Cues & fades follow live tempo
Supported

BPM Mode scales cue timing and scene fades

Partial

Chase crossfades scale with BPM; individual cue times can override

[10] [9]
Live control
Custom touch mixer designer
Supported

Design your own faders and buttons

Partial

Configurable playback windows and button grids; not freeform mixer widgets

[11]
Phone/tablet remote
Supported

Any browser on the local network, PIN protected, no app to install

Add-on required

Separate Titan Remote app for iOS/Android on the local network

[12]
MIDI control & feedback
Supported

Learnable mappings plus LED feedback

Add-on required

USB MIDI requires T2 or higher; T1 lacks MIDI triggering

[8]
OSC control
Supported

Built-in OSC server

Not supported

OSC omitted from Titan 19's complete external-trigger protocol list

[8]
Guided first-show setup
Supported

Step-by-step from patch to live

Unverified
Venues & workspaces
Separate setups per venue
Supported

Workspaces: own patch, scenes, cues, mixers per venue

Partial

Separate show files loaded through the Show Browser

[5]
Copy between setups
Supported

Copy wizard with patch mapping

Supported

Import selected programming with fixture mapping

[5]
Output settings per venue
Supported

Art-Net, sACN, USB DMX, OSC, MIDI feedback and remote per workspace

Supported

DMX settings saved in and loaded from show files

[5]
Export & move a setup
Supported

Single-file workspace export/import

Supported

Save a Titan show file for transfer

[5]
Platform & licensing
macOS
Supported

Apple Silicon and Intel

Not supported

Titan PC requires Windows

[1]
Windows
Supported

Windows 10/11

Supported

Windows PC application

[1]
Linux
Supported

x64 and ARM64 (AppImage, .deb)

Not supported

Titan PC requires Windows

[1]
Monthly, yearly or lifetime licence
Supported

All three, you choose

Partial

Hardware licensing rather than monthly/yearly/lifetime software plans

[1]
Full free trial
Supported

14 days, Standard features, real DMX output

Not supported

Simulator requires purchased hardware and periodically spoils DMX output

[13]

Where Relackout leads

  • Run Relackout directly on macOS and Linux.
  • Send Art-Net and sACN without an Avolites hardware licensing key.
  • Play music and build audio timelines inside Relackout without a separate player.
  • Choose monthly, yearly or lifetime licensing in Relackout, with a 14-day free trial.

Where Avolites Titan PC / Titan One is strong

  • Tracking cue lists, shapes and console-compatible programming suit professional live lighting.
  • Integrated Capture preview supports offline programming within the Titan workflow.

Which fits your show?

Club or bar

Both

Titan suits dedicated lighting operators; Relackout combines music and lighting operation.

DJ set

Relackout

Relackout includes music playback and Sound-to-Light in one desktop app.

Theatre

Both

Titan offers deeper console programming; Relackout fits small productions with cues and notes.

House of worship

Both

Choose Titan for console-trained staff or Relackout for combined audio and lighting.

Events venue

Both

Titan suits complex lighting shows; Relackout offers venue Workspaces.

Touring / large rig

Avolites Titan PC / Titan One

The Titan console ecosystem suits touring workflows; entry T1 capacity is not a large-console substitute.

Switching guide

In Avolites Titan PC / Titan One In Relackout
Personalities and patch Rebuild fixtures in Patch & Fixture Setup with OFL definitions or custom fixtures.
Palettes and cues Recreate final looks in Scene Designer; palette references do not transfer.
Tracking cue lists Rebuild Cue lists and verify every transition; tracking semantics are not imported.
Shapes and timecode timelines Recreate effects in Effect Wizard and song events in Show Timeline.
Playback handles and screen workspaces Build operator controls in Mixer Designer; create separate venue Workspaces.

What carries over

Use your fixture addresses, channel modes, cue order and design notes as references for manual setup.

What to rebuild

Relackout does not import Avolites Titan PC / Titan One show files. Rebuild looks, timing and controls; only fixture definitions in Open Fixture Library format can be imported.

Frequently asked questions

Is Titan One the same as today's T1?

They are different hardware generations. The Titan manual says older Titan One dongles need a separate AvoKey; T1 includes one.

Can Relackout load Titan show files?

No. Rebuild the patch, looks, effects and cue timing. An OFL fixture definition is not a Titan show conversion.

Should a touring Titan user switch?

For large console-driven productions, Titan may remain the better fit. Relackout targets smaller venues that benefit from integrated audio and a desktop workflow.

Sources

Checked on September 25, 2026

  1. Titan PC connection and licensing Checked on September 25, 2026
  2. T1 features and output Checked on September 25, 2026
  3. Titan timelines Checked on September 25, 2026
  4. Integrated Capture visualizer Checked on September 25, 2026
  5. Loading and saving Titan shows Checked on September 25, 2026
  6. Titan 19: library and Personality Builder Checked on September 25, 2026
  7. Titan 19: Set List track notes Checked on September 25, 2026
  8. Titan 19: complete external trigger and hardware compatibility table Checked on September 25, 2026
  9. Titan 19: chase timing and BPM masters Checked on September 25, 2026
  10. Titan 19: speed and proportional crossfade Checked on September 25, 2026
  11. Titan 19: configurable touchscreen windows and Venue Mode Checked on September 25, 2026
  12. Titan 19: iOS and Android remote app Checked on September 25, 2026
  13. Titan 19: simulator hardware requirement and spoiler output Checked on September 25, 2026

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